Archive for September, 2009
Something loud-ass this way comes
Monday, September 28th, 2009Joy to the whirl
Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009- waking up in the morning
- vacuuming
- when my shoelaces become untied
- commercials
- commercials that advertise, “Results Not Typical”
- waiting in line
- having to go to the gym
- overhearing lame conversations
- calling a taxi that never shows up
- being asked for change on the street
- getting the wrong change
- sleep deprivation
- when things fall
- walking uphill
- regrets
- accidentally biting my tongue while chewing
- cleaning the toilet
- flossing
- making polite conversation
- loud noises
- unappealing people
- joint pains
- all pain
- bad music
- that uncomfortable feeling underneath the skin of my nails after I clip my nails
- taking out the trash
- the way seats in movie theatres are too fucking close to one another
- the way seats on an airplane are too fucking close to one another
- the phrase, “you guys” (although I would miss using it mockingly)
- insects
- people who stare
- pushing a door open when it’s meant to be pulled
- pulling a door open when it’s meant to be pushed
- the sun when it’s too hot
- wind
- people who are happy and inebriated when I am not
- tipping
- junk emails
- nosebleeds
- having to refill the stapler
- sweating
- skinny jeans
- Elaine Paige
- bad grammar
Well, my goodness, I could go on forever. But you get my point, right?
Like a li’l lead weight sinkin’ in the sea
Monday, September 21st, 2009LG came out Saturday, and we had drinks and delicious Thai treats at Osha on the Embarcadero. It was a gorgeous day, and few things beat good times under the sun with signature specialty cocktails. We then segued to the Castro for a bit of boywatching (LG’s choice) and a stop off at Lime.
Sunday, I was less inclined to be mobile, and spent the greater portion of the day asleep. And I was determined to still get a good night’s sleep that night to be prepared for Monday. I usually turn on my fan and heater to act as a sort of thermostat, but this time, just the heater was on to give me the impression of being back in the womb. I turned the TV off and put my sleeping mask on to avoid any extraneous light from disturbing my slumber. And I closed the window completely shut to avoid being awoken by the fucking queen across the way who always starts loudly gossiping early in the morning right at his kitchen window.
It was quiet. It was peaceful. It was warm. And then it happened–a fucking fog horn broke through them morning silence at about 7:30 am. Unbelievable. Someone has placed a curse on me so that I cannot get a good night’s sleep to save my life.
Strange range
Friday, September 18th, 2009Senorita Happypants is in town, and she wants to fiestarse with you!
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009
The incident with Gideon has certainly soured my disposition, but as before, whenever I’m a bit low, I just have to remember that I’m going to Disneyland in thirty six (36!) days, you guys! There’s nothing like a vacation on the horizion to make even the most miserable and hungover of Monday mornings a little brighter.
As for Gideon, I’ve heard neither hide nor hair from his as expected. He’s not an assertive sort. I thought out an email I might send to him (I’m a visual person) explaining my confusion and displeasure, and also expressing the hope that we could still be friends. I’ve also toyed with the idea of deleting his fucking number from my phone and snipping him off my Facebook list. But I’ll let sleeping dogs lie for now and hope it will somehow resolve itself.
I was reminded of one of the best vacations I ever had this morning when I went to get ice from the ice tray and smelled a faint chlorine-y aroma. It reminded me of when I was twelve, and my grandparents flew me and my sister Jo out to Alabama. We stayed with them, while also daytripping to the hotel my uncle was staying at with his girlfriend. The hotel had this amazing enclosed pool area with a video arcade, and I just remember swimming all day, then going to play video games, then hopping back in the pool, then going to play video games. The smell of chlorine always reminds me of that great vacation. In fact, that would still make for a great vacation now. Sign me up!